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A location is just a particular point in the brain, as indexed in MNI152 space using X/Y/Z coordinates. The locations interface displays information about the relationship between activation at this location and various other data in the Neurosynth database, enabling a user to interpret the cognitive function of specific regions in a somewhat more quantitative manner than qualitative analyses can support. The functional connectivity map that's displayed by default when you first load a new location was not generated using Neurosynth data. It is provided courtesy of Thomas Yeo, Randy Buckner, and the Brain Genomics Superstruct Project. The map represents a resting-state functional connectivity analysis performed on 1,000 human subjects, with the seed placed at the currently selected location. Thus, it displays brain regions that are coactivated across the resting-state fMRI time series with the seed voxel. Values are pearson correlations (r). To reduce blurring of signals across cerebro

Neurosynth: (-50, -6, 0) Data for coordinates: Maps Studies Associations FAQs Functional connectivity and coactivation maps What's here? X: Y: Z: Description Layers Color palette: Positive/Negative: Thresholds: Opacity: Adjust radius: Title Authors Journal Activations Associations with meta-analysis maps Individual voxel Seed-based network Name z-score Posterior prob. Func. conn. (r) Meta-analytic coact. (r) Location-based analyses: Frequently Asked Questions What is a "location" in Neurosynth? A location is just a particular point in the brain, as indexed in MNI152 space using X/Y/Z coordinat

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